SamWalker (Customer) asked a question.
From an Authentication Manager console when ssh'd in. How can you validate a port to a destination is open... like 636... In windows it would be telnet 10.10.10.10 636 or test-netconnection 10.10.10.10 -port 636.
@SamWalker (Customer),
Try running netstat. For example,
rsaadmin@primary:/opt/rsa/am> netstat -an | grep 636.
unix 2 [ ACC ] STREAM LISTENING 13636 /run/systemd/private
The TCP Port for the Security Console is 7004, The Operations Console is 7072
netstat will show you local ports on AM, e.g. 7004, 7072, 7002...
to test a remote port from SSH in AM Linux you can use openssl.
Openssl s_client -connect <IP_addr>:636
If a firewall blocks your openssl request or the <IP_addr> server does not respond, you will get something like
connect:errno=9
But if you connect you will see all kinds of information including any Cert presented.